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Arthur Streeton

Australian landscape impressionist (1867-1943)

Born in Duneed. Died in Olinda.

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A life in paintings

Born 186770 dated paintingsDied 1943

73 works

  • June evening, Box Hill (1887)
    June evening, Box Hill (1887)
    Arthur Streeton
    1887 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Residence of J. Walker, Esq., Gembrook
    Residence of J. Walker, Esq., Gembrook
    Arthur Streeton
    1888 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • Early summer – gorse in bloom
    Early summer – gorse in bloom
    Arthur Streeton
    1888 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Sandridge
    Sandridge
    Arthur Streeton
    c. 1888 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Pastoral
    Pastoral
    Arthur Streeton
    1888 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Settler's Camp
    Settler's Camp
    Arthur Streeton
    1888
  • Impression for ‘Golden Summer'
    Impression for ‘Golden Summer'
    Arthur Streeton
    1888
  • Between the Lights - Princes Bridge
    Between the Lights - Princes Bridge
    Arthur Streeton
    1888
  • Golden Summer, Eaglemont
    Golden Summer, Eaglemont
    Arthur Streeton
    1889 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Princess & 'Burke & Wills'
    Princess & 'Burke & Wills'
    Arthur Streeton
    1889 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • The national game
    The national game
    Arthur Streeton
    1889 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • A road to the ranges
    A road to the ranges
    Arthur Streeton
    1889 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • At Templestowe
    At Templestowe
    Arthur Streeton
    1889 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Hoddle St., 10 p.m.
    Hoddle St., 10 p.m.
    Arthur Streeton
    1889 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Orange, blue and white (portrait of Keith)
    Orange, blue and white (portrait of Keith)
    Arthur Streeton
    1889 · Art Gallery of South Australia
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